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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-08-18
Anxious for n Fight.

A Paris dispatch says Prince Krapotkine
mas written an Indignant letter to Roche
Tort, protesting against the enthusiasm OF
Republican France for IzNtkolr Roche
fort refuses TO publish tho letter, which ho
begs to be excused from endorsing, though
he says that as Socialist he agrees with lis
contents. He concludes his reference tC
the letter with this comment: WHO shall
say that we willn0t be compelled to talk
German in our old days? Anybody who
VIII save us from that shame will be
worthy of gratitude"
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-08-18
An Awkward Mistake,

The other day young lady in This city,
while engaged in giving pig tail twist TO
her lu&urlant tresses, created considerable
excitement in the family circle by dronnin0
&red hot pipe-stem down her back For
some moments the victim was as lively as if
she had swallowed a pickle without stopping
To 6lte OF the stem, aud at first there were
serious thoughts of turning out the fire de.
partment and starting the steam pump at
the station. Gradually, however, the heat
su6sided. and the young lady was tenderly
iald on ice and pronounced out Of danger
by competent Judges.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-08-18
.liVGg, Rlg0d, and LUNGS.

If you fcCl DUH, Growsy, dcbilitated, have
on fuce or body, frequent headache or dizzi-
nceS bad tusto i'll mouth, internal heat or
0nd gloomy f0r@bodings, Irregular appetite.
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n-MiScstI0n, Dyspepsia, and Torpid
6aiHcfs or HHiIiOusncSS.', In many
Sii,SHS Si',S only part of these symptoms are expo
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coycry is unsurpassed
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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-08-18
It' IIIV-IA''I
Constitution, Ga, May 6, Isl
Unimpeachod Integrity

am 50. Broke down twelve years
ago, and have not been able to work
since. Have lost proper action of my
hips and legs. For five years scrofulous
sores have appeared on my scalp and
nose, and at same time my eyesight be-
gan to fail, and for three years have been
comparatively blind. Have been treated
by eminent physicians Of different
schools without Il cuto. l have taken
five bottles Of B. Is. b. (madc at Atlanta.
Ga and "it scroIulous sores are gradu-
ally healing. Inflammation about MY
eyes has disappeared and there is some
Improvement in my vision. Am very
much benefited and relieved and be-. in
to feel like boy aguin-fccl good My
strength aud activity arc returning in my
legs and hips. The b. =. Is. acts vigoT-
ously upon my kidneys, and thc great
quantity oi matter that has bccn forced
out through the skin is utterly incredi,
bic, often SO Offensive III odor as TO pro.
duco nausea. refer to all business men
OF L"Gr"n8e, Ca. Z. pnopHILL.
LaGrange, Ga, January l3, 1856.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-08-18
a Mathematical wonder.

HigginsVille, Mo-, has a mathematical
wonder who doesn't know letter of the
alphabet or ono printed figure from
another, but who is wonderfully strong
on mental calculations, making them
of-hand. His name is Reuben Fields
and he is 36 years of age. He claims
that his gift was given from Heaven, and
says it came to him suddenly when eight
9ne Samson S No o1 o Soc Solomon ooa mSaG anS 0"
Reub Fields. To the one he gave
strength, the other wisdom, and to him
self mathematical instinct. He guards
this instinct with the utmost care, and
will not answer questions unless he is
}raid, fearing that it will be taken from
i'm shonld he use it to satisfy idle curl
3,sity.-NeW York Sun.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-08-18
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CURES ALI. MUNHOKsa.

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GONSNJMRsTIanM

which is ScrOGuln OF tho Lungs, is ar
rested and cured by this remedy If ToRon bc.
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INSTITUTE.
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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-08-18

Bologna sausage Of beef is only ten cents
Il pound, and is the most satisfactory thing
on Garth to give boys going fishing.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-08-18

R0ht Lee, son Of Mr. John A. Bowers
OF Pleasant Hill, Lancaster county, was
thr0"n from o horse last Sunday was n
week ago, and falling against wagon
spoke broke his right arm.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-08-18

,,lhc lcprOuS distiimcni, whose effect
Holds such an onmity with blood of man,
mat swift as quicksilver, itc0urscs through
lhG natural gates and alleys Of the body"
ana causes the skin to become "barkcd
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cascd and morbid bile, the only 0ntidotc
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-09
nAl;tNL INTELLIGENCE.

POtP or RICHMOND. JUNE ;. 1857
ARRIVED.
Schooner p. II. Jones, Tear,e, New York;
general largo % master.
SAILED.
Steamer Essex. Davis, Norfolk, United states
mail. merchandise and passengers, L. y. Ia
tam. agent
Brig Harpa (BrA Gilmore. Santos. hOIr.
Schooner !. T.. Faudusen. BJoye, Pofth Am
hoy. rai'roal-iies. Z. G. Leake, Jr, q Co.; yes
sci, Curtis 81 Parker.
schooner I. 4. Pummcr. UOwc-, Boston, coal,
ChesGI, axe and OHIO Railway Company.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, JUNE s, 1857.
by telegraph
ARRIVED.
steamship Guyandolte, Kolly, West Point,
merchandise.
steamship Amethyst, Cawse, Pensacola
(coalod and allied for GonOa).
ScLcouor- FlyawGy. Bingham. Boston; Benia-
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SAILED.
SchcOners Henry Sutton, Tull0ct, Boston,
coal: John T. Krauz, Pitcher, Bangor, coal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-09
SANITARY MOVEMENTS.
Enforcing SIrict Regulations to
prevent the introduction of
Contagious Diseases.
nlv telerranh 10 The nlsna,ch

N'fHNCtoN, June S.-Secrc,lry Far.
'llu io-da, issued "a circular in reglrd 10
.p'tiDus die. sos, IN which hc saws: In
'tc. 10 assist tie local authorities IN the
nAini mace - quarlut'ne against the 10.
'f'cu non ~ infectious diseases, - pro
NE'o IN section 1892. Revised Statutes. act
% April 20. 1873. and the appropriation
.c> 'uiholizng ibe pfcsii lent 10 maintain
fn" ruDe at poiois u danger, The pfesi-
cert los determined 10 e.ia Dish by means
ni ttsscis az the revenue s'tvice 4 national
iaiTtl OF The coast OF the United states. -
i'r o. IT may be practicable under existing
laws md consistent with the perform
arrc OF other duies confined 10 thii
fCINice. The circular contains special
WsuucIi0us 10 commanding officers OF
rcVcnue-cuiierS IL cruise actively upon the
ou''r lines OF their grounds, and TO oXer.
else srCcitl vigilance in speaking all ves-
>tl. arriving from foreign ports or from ia
ItCiCd porS OF TIE United states. directing
ihCr inquiries first, ~ 10 the port from
vh'ch The We 80 sailed; aud, secoGdlg, a. to
no hsalth Of those on board a. the time 81
departure, during the plsSagc. and ct the
TINE Of hailpg; AID should tbe ini0rina.
ton gained indicate a condition OF cOnta.
zion or infection in the vessel or crew,
or HAT tie vessel has lett 2 port
no " itch contiguous or Infection, diseases
were prevailing. her master will be directed
go proceed for CXlmiuali0n % the outer
qun mime station provideG for her port Of
cestihat:on. The following re lulqtIons
vii lc observed JCutivc - the inspection
= vessels: II the vessel be found with
sickness on hoard or in iOul condition tue
J'y'rucuarinc officer will Immediately
notify The proper quarantine officer. In
'uch case no person viii be permitted to
card tie vessel until the medical oil.
cc7S IN charge OF The quarantine shall
nave given the usual permit. Sh1uld
pilot or master OF the vessel, when
hailed. report ceses OF recent or prcscnt
cEr'ss on h0ari, the revenue officer
81 n not board, tut will seud her imme-
diatciy TO quarantine. Quarantine officers
viii Lc recognized - follows: Medical OF.
ttcr> or acting assistant surgeons Of the
marine. hospital service in charge Of the
Gun, South Atlantic, Cape CHARLES, or
bea~9Tc RrCahNmcr guarantees, or any
oilcor Of sad service on duty at any port
ON interior rivers, the great lakes, or Pa
cific coast. and all quarantine othcers acting
uuG,r prop"r State or local authority.
special regulations TO aid local quar- ,ntine
authorities will be promulgated hereafter.
should occasion require.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-09
VIZ. Barbour.

iWasliugton lcttcr-Alczandria Cazet.c.l
Ex-Cucrc,sman Barbour being 40 the
Capitol To-day a. asked by the sG1-c'te'S
CORRESPONDENT II tLcfc was ANYTHING new
about lhc sutitct ~ the proposed D,mo-
crate convention in bis STATE. H. replied
not thai ne knp@ 81. He said 90 IT "a, t1e
state committee lad determined that con-
ycnli0u .hOuld Toe held bee supposed that
determination q ould b. executed, and thai
le thought Il should be, for the purpose OF
putting tie uariS 90 good trim FOR the aD-
nroachlng campaign upon which ii i soon
O. enter.
IRE pendent Of the New York
Star, IN This cit,, sent The following DIS.
uaich 80 bis p1pcr yesterday: "Tbe fluent
PREDICTION that Virginia VIII % Republican
II ihc next election stem, Ia be made in ig-
uoTanCc Il the fact that John :. b trbOur Is
aean on deck ntbc Old Dominion. and Is
alrtady putting the Democratic house ia
crdCr. such wa, The observation Of a
prominent Virginia Democrat to your
corTe, pOnd,nt to-day. and then he con-
,inucG in praise Of Mr.. Barbour: He
.. the best organiZ,r In the State. Ma.
hope not excepted. lie has beaten Ma
hone, indeed, in three pitched battles,
and VIII beat him again. The Democratic
ayathy in the State last fall was very largely
TIE result OF having uew man al the helm.
Had Mr. Barbour been at home the count,
~ ny opinion, would have been very differ
out. 'Mr. Barbour, then, has Tocntered
pohticsf' Gle has never Withdrawn from
d c field. he didn't dc.ire a reelection TO
The House Of Representatives. and being a
frank nan SAID so; but he has never lost
interest in the success Of bis party, and
there has never been "a day when he vas not
wiling TO help achieve IT. "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-09
Streel-SweepiEg z.
UIFlCE OF BOARD OF IIEALTH, I
RICHMOND, Va. June 3, 1887. !

RICHMOND, ' A. june :, 1884,
10 he Ed,tor Of the DiSpatch:
In Your paper Of Thursday / find the
iollowing:
There are very few dirty streets in Rich
mond, but there arc plenty dusty ones The
wonder Is hat The Beard Of Health does not
get the COutci TO provide II with a HORSE
power sireetsveeper.
"In order - make the street-sweeping
DEPARTMENT effective" The attention OF the
Council wa, called TO this subject in the
annual report, page II: {" We would re-
commend that the city purchase six new
sprinklers, with six extra mules, so as not
only 10 etlectnally lay tie dus, in eonnec-
ton with the sweeping, but when uuen-
gaged in this way to 40 general sprinklns
over ibe city dDFing the summer.
1--WE would also suggest that horse
sweeper he purchased, 10 be used upDn the
streets in the business portions OF tue city
at nieht, as il is almost impossible - ef-
ieotuaiS accomplish this work on our
crowded ihnruughfar6s 10 the lower por'
ton OF our city ty hands ana during the
day."
| have spoken 10 several members OF the
Council about this matter, also recommend.
ed II TO the Committee on Health. VIII
not the Dispatch use It's influence with the
Council in this direction, so that we can
baye clean sireetsg II Is useless to expect
Tbs department, with force OF about
twenty ssreei'sweepers, to do Justice to a
city with over one hundred miles OF streets
To 20 over IL once Ia month. or even In
TX or eight weeks, is the most that can be
done; ana that only during the day, wheo
The dust and dirt Is frequently not only dis
egrteable TO The citizens, but deleterio'ls TO
'nfir health aud Injurious TO The go)ds In
their siorss. The men now employed Will
have plenty to do on the unpayed streets
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-09
Ian Nights Photographic FLASHES.
TIE Mabdi has decided to refrain from
iuakiug attacks on tte IT ntier.

TIE Mabdi IN, decided to refrain from
iakug attacks on TIE frontier.
The constitutional prohibition amend
men; was defeated yesterday in the lower
house 81 tie N'>-achu'otts legislature.
1t Ascot Uc.th yesterday the rae, for
iiC Io}1Ehuut cup was won by OlantOu',
four, crold By colt Gay Hermit.
\ di.rstch rum st. Petersburg says
ne Car ], iucC>,d az the tone adopted by
'nc Eu.>:n pcs M regard to his foreign
lcIlcy.
The latest Congo alviccs aIe TO the effect
ihat >tarltl', '-pcdiiion WAS making sue
c,.>iuI Lot - ~ progress up toe river,
rVing 70 Tie iact taat tie vessels were
,oayiy laden.
: train wa dcrlilcl on the -. LOU.
md Iatpibal r.j'rold Tue,Giy ni-ht. Ode
uoy WIS fatally injured and anothcr mad
n ann broken. \ conductor and brake
nan wee also injured.
During The ovirlions at Bodykc yesterday
$50 women belonging 10 the ru,hy family
C,Gcd The ,hciili and police for an hour by
THROWING wafer and whifcWa,h upon them.
The i.uily wa- finally cyicted and the $50.
utn vue arrested.
Unn,G states "o~m',sioncr Rurgles
Yesterday. ~ Austin, UeXa-, discharged
nom cu.iody tEa ALLEGED lrlin-robJcr, Joe
Uariour. John Graft. heed Gran. and ;be
sew hrolhcis-au oiibi having been IS.
ttbIislo6 ~ eaci ease.
John {. Uarcock was shot and killed by
parry Composed 81 q father and thrcc
.,us, rcwcd Burnett, IN Crawford county,
Ca. yt>tcrd'v. Vhe plantations OF the
$50 fauilio- joined. and the quarrel grew
oJt Of Burnett, hogs running llancock's
crop.
John Bright la, written a letter IN
which he says: "Giad,iort, while in
wales, S,okc e. though there wa, no pro-
vince 81 Ulster and 30 Protestant or loyal
talbolic population I'm Ireland. II is sd
a. see 80 great Minister descend 10 arii-
Sec. o parent TO deceive his country
ECn.'
Another strike OF large proportion, /,
,xrectcd 10 be iDlusurated IN Chicago
Monday. The carpenters, whose lat strike
ended lis than TWO month, ago, will lay
down their tools again and refuse 10 work
unless The employers 90 back OF their de-
working day.
The Municipal Council OF Paris hl>
pa>scd vote Of censure on the Project u
Police. Minister OF TOE Interior. and Min
i.icr q Fine Att, whom the council hold.
rcs pousibic /or Tie recent disaster at the
Cpera Cor que. The council has also
.dontcd resolution granting theatres,
crtEs. ard concert halls three months with-
H. which TO substitute electric light Tor
las.
\ special from ScbuIenburg, Tex, says:
Colonel Dan. Rice, the veteran shOwmaa.
ves norfild here yesterday to Mrs. NJ. {.
Robinson. q wealthy widow and owner OF
one Of The finest cattle ranches IN Layaca
county. Mrs.. R0hinsou's daughter and
Other members OF Der family were not ia
,orable To lie maIrisge. The bride il
lgdy OF great bCncyolence. Her marriage
10 he eyed Snowman is a matter OF much
comment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-09
A CompInint from Fulton.
ne Edlior of the Dispotch:

10 ne EoitOr of the Dispatch:
PleGse allow us space IN yonr paper to
cali aitcftion 10 the slate OF affairs IN Fun
ton.
ihis Tart 81 The city Is rapidly improy-
irc, anG - genera tlipg our people are
- IeocraIle aEd h~-abidlng ~ any IN
hicImonG. Hlit we have certain class Of
L"th .Clofs who will have - be looked
sitter. They gaibcr on The corner, OF LON.
lana ,tTct, beck the sideWaS, use All
kiuCs OF profme and Indecent language,
t-hr auG scrilch like dogs, and are nul.
-aucc shat The respectable people viii no.
Tolerate mich lurser.
Tie diSgrlcciui scene on the street Sltur'
day evening, when general riot and
blocdshCd we're only prevented bg tnr dis.
erection Of ore police oil 'er, fully demon
>tratos the fact that the community i not
safe. and that We should have more police
projection, especially on saturday eve
nings.
We hope The proper officers will give this
mallCr c0D,ii, ration. Let HE hand Of the
law be laid hc'vi'y upon these offenders
tech them that Fulton is not Texas; cause
Il en 10 face tie music at the POlice Court
few tunes, aud pistols aud bric6bats wit
Ice les In d,Hlnd, and The community will
hreatro easier and our nerves VIII get a
rest. BY request OF
The CITIZENS OF FULTON.
lime e. 1887
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-09
TOOK LAUDANUM.
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE OF A YOUNG
MARRIED. WOMAN.
A senfotion in Alexandria The Cause OF
the Rash Act-Bitten
by Dog.
Especial telegram to tho Dispa,ch.l

ALEXANDRIA, VA, June S.-Thc report
that young married woman had su'c'lel
stt prominent DelehborhOOd in the First
ward all asllr. This afternoon ABOUT 3
O'Clock Mrs. Mollie McKenny Clio let her
parents home. saying to those happening
30 see her 4" Goodbye" and crossing tine
siItct proceeded around The corner t. The
bCtse OF friend. She said she had iaven
lauCpnUn al q thai her troubles were about
over. Siiiing down in a chair In a cool
place ~ The back yard, She was soon in q
siur0r that oil effort, 20 break seemed futile.
4 pt!gNap was summoned, and after be
lad worked TiLbt bard she was brOuyhi
oack 20 cnrscioUsnc.s and conveyed back.
hOm". tbs evening your CORE, pnndeut
- gcNiseu SIC !, a3oEt 0ut % Danger. Do
ocsiic unlibie !. said 10 have caused the
resi- attcmfJ. She j. TIE same yOuug 40.
map "ho some tour years ago was shot in
tic i'npl' h- Ter husband. Jan ,, Il Gill.
1tG" viii be no normal institute held
t,Jc ihis sumner. i VIII be held gt Ffcdc
uclslurg.
4 man named Arthur Butcher, while
"otkHg et one Of ,be bTickyards al va
leiioo. rCar Fort Ruuyon. IN this county.
tCstc CAV. cWelt his hind IN 4 brickm1-
cihur. ana Va. s." badly Injured that seye-
ri H. rtI> H-G 40 be- q ppUl'ed. u WIS 4
marrow r-clpr from q horrible death.
BWci or i've, here.
TIE nov lDI.liafy organization held
uettue 81 TIE Light iUfintr' arm)ry last
uiohi. witch was Wcil aiteuded. samuel
-. l'ent presided anJ Landon &. Cole
,Cttd - secretary and George Il. Markell
Nns o,rct'd treasurer. Several new names
were added 70 the ll>t. and tie orglnizi-
ZION O. the NleXandris RITES was formally
tilccl, q. TIC vote for capt in resulted in
he ci' ciICu ~ Mr.. Charles 4. Stransman,
ut TO-DAY ac declined the honor; where
mo. another mCe;IUg i, called for to-mor-
ron richt. MT. George II. Hill. who ma
ut csc vote les that StrIngm9n, sad to-
1ay that &c could not accept. Other
lanes are up Herbert Bryant. william
\. >pGot, } Cliut. SmoOf, and Others.
Jay G"ul1'- yacht Atal.ntq Il lying in
The river above. The line scbooneryaoht
fCcg.fes, q New York, passed down with
parry oi ladies and gentlemen aud uni.
9Cru e. crew BOARD tins afternoon.
Fred. Pai>led has been released by the
BOAT cub. II" will return TO give the boys
/ few - Gni.liIg touches"
Nj. FL. llcyst, OF Fauquicr, was bitten
~ - vicious GOg on his fathers farm The
other day. Young lIcrst accidentally shot
.im.tlf wilb pistol las. week. and was
only getting about when he met with tins
a>t istap.